Richard Shvanba
The first time I heard him sing was 1947 at Hamilton HS in Los Angeles.
What a voice,the best!
Frankie Laine - That's My Desire download song
- Artist: Frankie Laine
- Song Title: That's My Desire
- Music Genre: Pop
- Length: 02:51
- Size: 3.3MB
- Bitrate: 160Kbps
- Uploaded: 2020-02-26
- Upload by: Uta супрун,сoука
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Toddy71
My mother sang at the Apollo Theater many many moons ago, she won first place and a man by the name of Frank LoVecchio took second place, my mother remembers Franks mom smacking him across the face because he lost, if anyone remembers how the old Italians were you will understand that. Lol my mother and Frank started singing together in the Stamford Connecticut area, maybe New York also, I have no idea, it was way before I was thought of. one day Frank tells my mother he wants to go on the road and try to make it big, my grandmother tells my mother, you a no go with a the show people! so Frank went on and obviously became Frankie laine. pretty cool story. my mother in two months will be a hundred years old, she still goes out almost every night, and doesn't take one medication. and believe it or not, yes, she still sings, right in tune also. she's a tank! Lol
11hoosier11
A sweeter, kinder, nicer man never walked God's green earth. His talent was strictly the cherry on top of the sundae.
Azmi Mie
The ultimate version.
Incredible!
Magnificent!
maxdamagebrate
laine had no equal. he was the greatest at a time when there were a lot of exceptionaly great singers.
Rosieldo Terco
After Frankie brought "Desire" out in 1946, many singers recorded this song but I don't think any were better
than Frankie's. But I think this 1957 Columbia recording with Paul Weston Orch. was the best.
SoccerHunni15
My mother sang with Frankie lane before he was Laine, I think it was Lavechio, if I'm spelling it right. They were in a singing contest together, Mom took first place Frank taking second. The funny part is Frankie's mother smacked him in the face because he didn't win, lol That's how the old school Italians were. After, they sang together at something called walkathons etc. Frank & my mother were going to try to make it big, but my Granmother said, "you noa go witha the show people" she's now 98
Jmolly Marzec
We will be together again is my favorite, followed closely by Shine, Blue Turnin Grey Over You, Black and Blue, and That's My Desire
Chaturanger
easily the best version of desire ever!!!
Олег Зверев
I think this arrangement sounds like it has the early hints of Rock and Roll , used in that period ( 1957). If you speed this song up , ( Up the Tempo ) , It could of been a Rock and roll smash!
darkgaze
WOW! SO SEXY!!!! LOVE THIS SONG AND THE 'VOICE' WITH ALL THAT EMOTION; JUST WONDERFUL.
DJ X2UU
II'm sorry if this song brings up sad memories of a lost love. I know many couples fell in love to this song it was the ultimate love song.
Art Wilson
There was only one Frankie Laine. Just fabulous!
Simran Sandhu
Frankie Laine sung many songs ,I have Some of his records in my collection of "old,but great"song,such as "To each his own".Thanks for sharing ,Mr. Laine was indeed a Great Performer,and singer!!!!!Its always a Pleasure to listen to him sing!!!! March 13 , 2020
Etta James
That is a nice name for a daughter, Did you ever hear the recording Frankie made in 1950 titled
"Cheri, I Love You" ?
виталий цукерман
My dad loved Frankie Laine, he left him with me.. Cheers dad x
Joe Jip
Everyone has their favorites, I guess it depends on what period in time your taste in music began. You like his early jazz best. Me I like his Pop 50's such as "Hummingbird", "Jezibel", "Wild Goose" "Black Lace" and "The Greater Sin" That's the music I grew up in but that's just me.
Какаша Тян
I actually like anything Frankie sang, he was an idol in my high school.
ThingsnStuff
My Dad was a nightclub entertainer in the 50s and 60s ... he was an "imitator" and Frankie Laine was his favorite. Listening to this is like listening to my Dad. I really miss him.